Galway Bay fm newsroom - A probe has been launched into the accounts of the Galway GAA County Board.
It's understood the internal audit concerns the general governance of Galway GAA - following issues raised in a report ordered last year.
Last year's report commissioned by county chairman Pat Kearney found there were 'serious deficiencies' in cash handling procedures at venues across Galway.
It revealed that in one instance, gate receipts from Duggan Park in Ballinasloe were not lodged for several months after they were collected.
The report concluded there was no 'systematic reconciliation' between money collected at individual gates and lodgement to the Galway GAA bank account.
At that time, county chairman Pat Kearney said the report had been accepted and a group would be established to ensure action was taken.
According to the Irish Examiner, an internal audit is now underway into the accounts of the Galway GAA County Board.
It's expected the audit, which follows a recent meeting, will be completed by next month.
